Hi Anne and McCann - so nice to find two like-minded Rootschatters!
I found a website
http://www.paperclip.org.uk/kilsythweb/history/archivesources/pre_1855_inscriptions.htmwith transcriptions of gravestones from Kilsyth Old Churchyard which gives the following Clelands:
81 FS 4)2; 1827; W. FREW; E. BENNY; J FREW; I CLELAND
219 (FS) David CLELAND 18 Oct 1838 age 28, by wife Hellen BUCHANAN, gs David C 19 Dec 1933 ae 9
239 (FS) 1837 J. FREW & I. CLELAND ...HENDRIE ... (FREW) 10 (July) 1760 age 70
279, 284 do not seem to be in the list
292 1855 William CLELAND & Margaret MCLEAN
309 1862 Alex CLELAND 17 March 1859, 75 yr, wife Margaret FORBES 22 March 1862, 76 yr, son Duncan at Cadder 2 June 1875 63 yr, (wife Mary THOM, son Alex 11 February 1842 4 1/2)
337 1835 Alex FREW & Mary MARSHALL; Farquhar TUNNOCH, wife Helen FREW, Alex CLELAND 28 September 1919, wife Agnes TUNNOCH 14 January 1922
360 David CLELAND farmer Arnrae died Bridge of Alan 27 April 1921, 73 yr; bos Alex at Genoa 13 May 1879, 20 yr; William at Arnbrae 17 October 1881, 24 yr; Siss Jeanie CLELAND at Kirkintilloch 24 August 1926 72 yr, Agnes CLELAND there 27 April 1927, 82 yr
365 1829 John CLELAND & Janet MORISON, lying separately on this stone, John CLELAND 30 August 1905, 24 yr from Leith workers municipal committee (KGB has - 1829 John CLELAND , Craigends, transferred 1846 to his son Robert, weaver Old Town
394 (fs NEXT 393) 1733 AF AR; Alex FERGUS, Eh CLELAND (KGB has 1737 Alex FERGUS in Inchlee
The website says that the transcriptions were believed to have been surveyed in 1969, and the source of the transcriptions is uncertain.
Some of these are the ones you have, Anne and I guess some of them would have deteriorated more over the last 40 years.
Hope to phone my contact during the next week.
Cheers, Judith